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During the period vast improvements over a previous period were noted . ... passed a bill governing public and private dump sites , there were no provisions for the compulsory presence of maintenance personnel during dumping periods .
During the period vast improvements over a previous period were noted . ... passed a bill governing public and private dump sites , there were no provisions for the compulsory presence of maintenance personnel during dumping periods .
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This period covered the entire season of pollination in New Hampshire with the exception of a few off - season plants which are known not to be causative agents of hayfever . Airborne sampling was done at 26 stations located ...
This period covered the entire season of pollination in New Hampshire with the exception of a few off - season plants which are known not to be causative agents of hayfever . Airborne sampling was done at 26 stations located ...
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The study was conducted only during the months of August and September , the period in which ragweed , the commonest hayfever inducing plant , was known to pollinate in New Hampshire . Mapping of the actual ragweed growths along all ...
The study was conducted only during the months of August and September , the period in which ragweed , the commonest hayfever inducing plant , was known to pollinate in New Hampshire . Mapping of the actual ragweed growths along all ...
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Contents
The State Health Officer Reports | 1 |
Division of Sanitary Engineering | 9 |
Hospital Services Program | 16 |
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activities addition agencies alcoholism assistance biennial biennium birth Board camps Carbon tetrachloride cards cause certificate changes chest child Chlorinated clerks clinic Commission Communicable Disease complete Concord conducted consultant continued cooperation cost counts cover Crippled Children's death Department of Health developed Director disease Division Dust effect establishments examined facilities filing follows funds given Hampshire Health Department Health Officer homes Hospital improvements increased industrial infant inspections installed institutions involved July June 30 laboratory laws marriage Maternity milk necessary Number nurses obtained patients percent period personnel persons physician placed plans plants possible prepared present problem processing public health reason received records requested Residence revision sanitary sewage showing staff standards Statistics supply tion Total samples town town and city treatment tuberculosis unit venereal visits Vital Statistics workers X-ray
Bibliographic information
| Title | Report |
| Authors | New Hampshire. State Board of Health, New Hampshire. State Dept. of Health |
| Published | 1949 |
| Original from | University of Chicago |
| Digitized | 19 Apr 2011 |
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